The Nokia website is inviting you to send a free Season's Greetings e-card. For each e-greeting that is opened Nokia will donate money to UNICEF  This year cards will help fund education in cyclon struck Myanmar. You can send up to 30 greetings at a time with email addresses separated with a semi colon. Nokia is also helping build schools in Iraq. UNICEF is on the ground in over 150 countries...

Nokia is offering a wonderful and easy way to spread holiday cheer to families and friends while also helping children in need. Send a UNICEF Season's Greetings e-card now through 15 January 2009. Each UNICEF e-card that is opened by a recipient adds to the financial support that Nokia gives to UNICEF. This year, money raised by the cards will help educate children in Myanmar. Last year the e...

Found under: myanmar, prepaid SIM, GSM, Burmese bloggers report that prepaid GSM cards may finally be introduced in Myanmar a country ruled by a military junta. This is good news to the Burmese and may help the attain positive political and social changes in their country. Postpaid SIM cards are currently issued by the juntas Myanmar Post and Telecommunication MPT agency. One must submit a written...

Yes, its that time of year, and Christmas is just around the corner.  Are you ready for Festive Season.?  Nokia are, and they are inviting everyone to send a Season's Greeting in way of a UNICEF E-Card, and for every card opened, Nokia will be donating towards UNICEF.  This year, Nokia will be donating support towards the Education of Children in Myanmar. Simply go to the Festi...

It has been reported that mobile phone users in the reclusive country of Burma (Myanmar) can now send SMSs overseas, but only via a government approved website. International SMSs direct from mobile phones is still banned.

It has been reported that mobile phone users in the reclusive country of Burma (Myanmar) can now send SMSs overseas, but only via a government approved website. International SMSs direct from mobile phones is still banned.

Thailand's Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to hear new corruption charges against deposed premier Thaksin Shinawatra, involving a controversial loan to military-ruled Myanmar.

Security guards on the border between Bangladesh and Burma (Myanmar) are reported to be taking bribes of mobile phone PrePay top up cards from traders wishing to cross between the two countries.

It has been reported that a 3G network has been launched in Burma (Myanmar) based on the WCDMA standard. However, only 50 handsets have been issued - usually to the military junta according to an unnamed official from the Myanmar Posts and Telecommunications (MPT) Department.

The World is going through some rough patches lately with the latest bad weather in Myanmar and the earthquake in China that had devastated lives and properties. But in the US, the disaster is an on-going one that had started some 8 years ago.